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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14
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muBten hire 5ebeniahen aufpadsn
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ma9ten bic Sadie b66tens nod lAlim=
n1er. Dte pom gallforniafirber 8efals
lenen badten chen: rOie molten uus
nit ibrem @tihreibiel nur bier balten,
neil iie uns Die 9erbeiierung unlerer
Sage nidt g6nnenl" All right! Sept
lelt fi6's ia be,aus, wer &e6t ae.
babt bail
go psrieubst itbt bic .8ruosridaft
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tie ale Nrbeiter bes Stens unb Sill
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ten @lauben gu ibenfen, melde nod
inmer eireu grDBeH 5trom Don 6anbs
merferu unb Mrbeiteru aler Mrt berbsis
aieben, obslei6 bic Na6frase oas Nh.
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fiieelt bat.
9ie Sbatia9e. IdBt ii6 eben nidt
mebr ldnger Derbeimll6en: Ser Calls
fOruifde Bubm 1T auiammengetra6t
unb bic 10 i9bn in alien &eeenbosea.
farben gligernbe Seifenblaie III ges
plabi!
gdou I'M porisen Moaate mar bies
eingetreten, aber oenno9 itr6mte bic
g%iauanberuns aus ben iibrigen 5taas
ten IN INNER gr6Berer Menge 1erbei,
unb DEFENDERS fur GRANDMOTHER ber ges
nannten @attung lit nidt bic geringfe
Nusfdt borbanben, bpri in ben Bubm.
Dilirieteu lobnenbe Mrbeit gu btfom.
men, ni9t nur niht 3u ben angefinbigs
ten Rieienl0bnen, fonbeln iiberbaupt
gar utmt.
Dabsi finb absr Die preiie = lpeciea
6ieienigeu fur 2anb gum Nderbal unb
fur BauffeQen nod INNER auf ibrer
f9winbeIuben Q6be g~eblieben. lobaB
-felbff tpeun Der Bubm eiu ~reelel uno
bauernber uno fein fiinfili1 ms 2sben
gerufener gemeien wdre = bod nur Die
Gapitallften, aber niht BITE 4tbeiter unb
ale aus Der 6anb in ben Munb 2eben.
ben ben 0ortbeil baDon 9ebabt bdtten.
Die nGreie prefe" bat fid ME fir
bas Bubmen ermdrmen f6nnen. alein
70 oieI lit i1er, bab mir bier In 3eras
minbsiiens ebenio uiel Grunb gum Yub=
men gebnbt bitten unb INNER nod ba.
ben, tpie man es in Californian bate.
Sebeufoas bietet lid fir oen fosenann-
ten .fleinen Mann" in 9eras cine melt
giiufisere @elesenbeit. es gu geiib unb
au einigem Moblffomb 3u erlbringen, als
bas bort Der Sal 1T. @dbreuD BET
Staat SeTas ben giamanoerern 25
Milionen Mder 6ormlanb gu So pro
older nit 40idbriser 3ablungsfrift ats
bietet, perlanet man in @alifornien
800 Bis $500 fir ben Nder oeTelben
2anbes. Wton merfe ni9t etpa elm
vSa, aber bic 8ewdReruns madt es
bort 70 ~pettbuol!" Sauobl. aber biefe
muB aud erit angelegt merSen, une
mos bic bort f6nneu, bas f6nnten mir
bier aud, wenn etwas mebr gnergie
unb -. Gapilal p~orbanben mdre!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

s@- Die neueten m portir.
9elitateffen, eingema9te
Grt9te unb Semitic, Bufmbeat unb
Mople Syrup, aeuer 6ueor 6oufe Mo.
IoHes, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
rnb @ier fets frif9 unb in groben
8orrdtben bel 6 mitb & million,
gde Der 6olebab u. 0oufon StraBe.
NQe Oroers Derben prompt ausgeftbrt
unb bic Waaren ms 9aiis setiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

16r Die Sutpelisr. Girma @ebri.
Der griber bat Rd lndbrenb Der
flnf Sabre hires 8effebens ben allges
meil anertannten 9nf ermorben, CUTE
Waarer su liberalen greiien gu bertaus
fen. sic finb i'm Stnnbe, nit alien
anberen @ei4dften ibrer 8rande ers
foIerei9 gu fpnfufriren; iie limb ents
f6IoFen bier su bIeiben UNI ale ibre
@aaren unter Garaniie gu n~ertaufen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14
MAX GIPPRlCh,
muiif Sebrer,

GabetH unttr,iat ia Sis!ins nns aabersu
6sridintramsnisu, fsDis in seu siptrfen
Bias, Sufrnntnteu. DsrslSe bat Elm utuss
Gr@eFer sserdaeet, tDel&ea aasu aufpra9sn ses
mafilisbenssu Tuhliisms "a ssuaseu In
&tanbs 10.
eaB- HtfeQnnesn bititt man in @ OasaE3
Wnfit Gtort cher xxftu Strabs
500 abaesbsn. s.1o,2N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14
0ae @efMdft blaht!

@e,mutbli4 bat NiGts elm Ioldss auibIiben
bes apot6eser . @efddftes bon u. Orete
bsruria4t, ais bic liberak .Nustbeiung bon
#~robeHai9su bon Or. &inss neuerfunoenem
MitteI ssseu S&Dinbiudt~. Der in oieism
slrtiieI era elite lmfas 1T pabrbaft susrtn, elm
8epeis BON Der 1bOtia@e, bas fieies uerib.
boge Wittd ale 6dIe bsn Safen, GrsMtuus,
afbma, Bronchitis, Branae unb aHe srteu bon
gals. anb ennssnkiben F@er surirt unb ME
ftbtfdldsf. @an psFia&t bas Nittel eff, In.
benz man Fd cine @robsFafGe gratis eebeu
Ids. Die srebsn Slaf@eu totea 81. Der
grfoIs pirS sarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14
apeben erhaIten:

Gals9urfen, beutfhe unb fran50ff9e
Gru9tprdieruen, Gtodfi9. ipanii4e
0liben, S@weiaer Qdfe. Nmierbamer
Blumentobl, Ananas. &odfor6 Qdie,
Srifeln, importirte Graders unb Obs
laten, Datteln, Geigen.
Smith C WiIfon.
@de Soleoab & %. 6ouiionnr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14
8reife Ramie:

Preije Ramie:
1000 Wur3eln Ober piian3en 5000
10. 900 =. $500
9ner Samen unb ale Wursela unb
pfanaen ftnb friid unb t6nnen mir
gang Seras uno bic Radbarfoaten ba.
nit Deriorsen. Nae Gorresponoenasn
ri6te man on Sen @etretdr obiaer Sc.
lel!1aft.
% M. s. gihboIa
Sec'y Texas Ramie Plant'g Assn.
Oorftopn, Ser, ben II. Sob. 1887.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

Whaberid's 8anf beforst @elbfen.
bungen nod alen Sbsilen 9eutf6lanbs
ins pous abseliefert gu bili9eren Raten
als bic pofoffice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

s65- Bel ben @ebr. Griber,
246 Commerce Sirabe, finbet nan cine
bor3iigli6e austpahl Don Sunelen aller
grt, Diamanten, nbreu, Silber.Doas
rem &c. 3u mdBisen prsiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

sas- Gebr. @riber finb prafti.
f9e nbrmaher, @rapeure uub @olbars
better unb tbun ole ibre arbeit. ielbf.
9eBhalb uirb ieber ni9t uur aufs beie
unb prompt. ionbern aud iu mdBiSen
preiIeu behient.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

16r @ebr. griber bolten Elm
b~oQfdnbiges uno gewdbltes 9ager bon
Sunelen, @olbs unb Silbers Waaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14
gas Sausmittel iouoer Gleiden.

V%e~$< S$$tST$*t
sd babe eimmons eiser ReauIatcr
lan9t SABRE biabur9 eebraudt un6 ed 1T
bae tintiset 3au snittel sepefen. befen mir
up1 bebieuter. Aud meine SHUTTER par
feby ein9enoumen fur bieS MittrI. &c lit
cine 5uuerl6fS9e, neil fiber mittenbe STE,
bitiu bel allen St6runsen bes 9erbdnunss.
lsRenae nno fem caapttuertb befebt oa.
rim, &~rdntbetten 3u berbtn.
etra. SD pIese es allen ineinen Grenr.
ben tu empfebltn unD perbe aud in gu.
lnnft fortf0brsn, bies gu tbun."
Rep. S1n1es M. HcflinS,
VaEor an Der, SibI. MetbobifenFirGe in
GairfeIb, 80.
Wan fpart 3eit i.nb Doctor Rednun,
gen, wenn q INNER Simmons Liver
Regulator i'm 9auie fibrt.
sd Fnbe, baS SIMMONS LIVER RE.
GULAToR bas bette GamiIienmittei in,
eesen 2eiSen aIer art, pie Serbian.
aas1f4pd&e, aoHt Diarrboe,
Sebbrennen unb @aIIi9teit.
Son allen bieisn 2eipsn ber1daft her Sc.
Der Regulator f6neue nno iidere AbbaIfe.
@eaa i'd febr fubfantisa au Aben6 &c.
eeBen babe, pTese Id Dor Dem 3ubette.
aeben einen 3besloffel . oil b%efIelben 5u MIR
10 uebmen unb ia bleibe bann bon ieoem
6efibI bes nnbebaaens bsfteit."
Srio y. Gpatfs,
~ Ct /. Mabor Sor Maeon. Ga.
z Der e.n5ise dHte eeber 8esulutc'
TRACT unfere SanbeIsmarte ~ born auf
benz umidIas.
r. Fl. Zai1in & Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

&dmies unb Suite ultur %angenommen
unb 70 m6se bas trdftise Riub aebeiben
unb nod ie9enipeaben6 wirteM. menn
bic pioniere biefes llnternebmens idon
ldnglt bon ibrer Nrbtitausrubtn merhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

burnett Sabre alt fein. Seine er1ten
Rinoer tuuroen in 5hb Carolina ge.
bOreu. wobiu er ielhlt i'm Utter BON 10
Sabreu ould eiusn 5flooenbdnoler
BON Der @uiueasa ilie gebra1t nDrben
uor. BON ieinem 0eimailanDe bat er
teine befimmts @rinnerung, mob absr
bon Der Neiis na6 Mmerita. Gr lit
tets Elm bfi6tgetreuer Nrbeiter gemeitn
uuo itulS oarauf. Iid ribmen gu ton.
neu, ba6 er niemals bon irgeub einem
ieiner beridieoener 0erren cine harte
unb grnuiame 8ebanblung erfabren
bat. ytad Der Mntdt ees 6errn gelib
muB bic 3abl Seirer Nbt6mmlinse
Sauienb iiberteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14

Na9bem Der Circus BON 8 o.
ris & Goluin, elmer Der gr6Bten
ni6t nur Nmerifas, fonbern Der gan3en
Welt. f9 beute 8ormittag benz publis
cum bon san Wntonio burh einen 9ldns
aenbsn 5traBenumsus in gmpfeblung
gebradt bat. mirb er 3mei groBe Dor
f1e1ungen-bie cine Na9miita9s unb bic
onoere Nbenbs-eeben. S,oB Der bers
f1iebenen anberere "shows'', bic ges
eenmdrtig bier bertteten fnb, wirb Der
Circus BON Doris & Goblin nit feiner
rei6baltigeu Mena9erie unb Feinen
S9auiielungeu v4us benz milben We=
fen" nidt oerfebIen, cine erDBe Nnaie.
~bungsfraft aus3uiiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-14
ny- 9err ~. Memoellubu bereilt
bic @tdote entlaug her 5uHfetsBah
weffli6 BON bier.

say- Ser s. g. 8mf@ bsiua, bic
Ibonnentsn in 6on5ales, 9abaea, 81
l0rdb0 un0 dngtenSenhen Counties.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
ENGLAND AND DENMARK.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
CIMARRoN, Ford Co, kan.-I notice in
your issue of Feb Sth, a letter signed "A
Dane, telling of the way his country had
been treated by England should advise
him to refer to history for information.
In 1901 after Napoleon Bonaparte had
subdued Austria, the position Of England
WAS far from secure. OF her two great
allies, Russia aud Austria, the one was hos
tile and the other was powcrless and had
made peace with her conCuerors Prussia
availed herself of this opportunity and
s ized Hanover Italy, Holland and Spain
were suhservient TO Napoleon, and the
northern powers. Russia Denmark and
Sweden entered q league to suppress the
right of search (Which England valued so
highly and TO forcibly establish the doc
time that the goods of an enemy if under
neutral flag must be safe from capture.
And England jat this time at war with no
friend but Austris. who was powerles>)
was true TO herself and dispatched fleet
under the command of Lord Nelson. a bat
tie was fought of the harbor Of Copenha
gen which resulted in the defeat of the
Danes and the destruction Of their fleet
Thus one link was struck of the northern
confederacy
In 1907 Napoleon Bonaparte was su
preme in Europe; Prussia and Austria were
beaten down, many Of the smaller Gen
man states. Italy and Hanover were virru.
ally French territory The fleets Of Den
mark, Spain and Portugal were at the
command of this Irresistible soldier and
England alone maintained invincible hos,il-
ity against the despoiiSm which had now
overspread the rest of Europe.
Napoleon now declared the British Is.
lands in state of blockade and forbade
commercial intercourse between the states
over which be had control and England.
England in reiteration declared those states
under blockade and their ships liable 10
capture, etc.
In 1854, if / went fully into the policy in
| connection with this war. should take I'd
far too much of your valuable space. so will
conine myself to few Of the details.
schlcswig, Holstein and Lunenburg
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
ANTHONY, KANSAS.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.

To the Editor Of the Eagle
1t is gratifying to the denizens Of South
\ern Kansas to live near enough to the me
tropolis that they can hear the scream OF
that noble bird that is so desirous of
spreading her pinions over such vast ter
ritory. But it is more gratifying to live
where the Clouds of heaven do occasionally
over shadow and refresh us with gentle
showers. giving encouragement for the
beautiful wheat crop which the soil OF
Harper county is so ready to produce.
Anthony is certainly on the boom, as
every day transfers of property are record
ed and just row business in the building
line is opening up The dirt is now flying
preparatory to the erection OF new build
ings, and soon a fine $50 coo opera house
will be towering heavenward. The fran
chisc for the street railway is secured and
ere long the cars will be running from the
Fort Scott depot north TO Academy place
and from the Frisco depot east to the driv
lHS pdIh ABOUT siA lllieS Ol Slitcl Iail"d ds g,
and as soon as the electric light plant is
completed the lights will be hanging on the
street corners making such halo of light
that the EAGLE will schreeCh in anticipa-
tion of sun rise at the first cock Growing.
Already the boom has come and farmers
are arriving from the east with car loads Of
goods and others are making out locations.
Soon the gates of the Indian territory will
be swung wide open. and the gate city will
be the avenue for the great north and south
road into that beautiful territory and on TO
the gulf
Already the prospects for Anthony are
bright CRANE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
HOW THE OLD BUFFERS STOOD.

For our part, rather than that even q
majority of our wives. sisters and daugh-
ters should 90 into politics we would pre-
fer to regulate the franchise 10 minimum
number or 10 place il entire in the hands
of men who had reached the advanced
age of sixty or seventy years.-Wichita
EAGLR
1t WAS noticed in the discussion in the
legislature that old. bald pated statesmen.
those whose heads were shiniest and round
est, were 1he most eloquent in the advoca
cy Of female suffrage If men Of 90 and
20 years are left to decide this question of
suffrage they will allow the women 10 vote
every time. As we grow older We become
mvllower and think more of heaven and
heavenly things. Ii is not the reckless
and thoughtless gayety of youth.
but the sohriety aud sedsreprss
of manhood and old age that cor
rectly appreciates women. Hence
the old men are the most eloquent in their
behalf Col. Murdock himself has lost
Some hair on the top Of his head where the
auburn locks used To grow resplerdent and
shining in their glory of vermillion and
FURNISHED brightness. Why they so pre-
maturely disappeared we are not prepared
officially to state without interviewing Mrs.
NJ but il seems 10 us tnat it is about time
for the Colonel 10 take off his war naint
against women and quietly IL TX the matter
over with his wife and ACCOMPLISHED
daughter
As old age creeps over him he should
feel It's mellowing and softeninr influences
and become more tender and piisble 10 III,
pleadlngs nf the gentler snG softer ser W.
are surprised that Wichi,a's great edito,
should stand up and be counted against s.
many blooming and bright women .,
Wichita possesses. Daily Jour
nal
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
AN EMIGRATION SOCIETY.

Among the new charters filed this week
at the capital is one by society in Wich-
ita, The Deutsche Gesselschaft. OBJ
ject. to induce immigration from other
states and from Europe to Kansas in gen
eral, and Sedgwick county and Wichita in
particular. 1t will furnish all information
and assist prospective locaterS in purchas-
ing and locating in any place and for any
branch Of business. The association il
also mutual aid society and will enact all
things pertaining to that which the term
implies among its members. Term. nine
ty nine years. Capital stock, $1,000.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
THE WICHITA GLOBE.

Wichita is not TO be without newspaper
representation it appears. Every new
moon ushers in a new sheet, The latest
Candidate for honors and support is the
Wichita Globe, paper published in the
interest of our colored people. The fol
lowing gentlemen compose the company:
Rev. Fulbright, president; d. L. Rober-
son, editor; Wm. Orery, associate editor;
J. J. Jennings, business manager. T. W.
Banks. treasurer The editor says that he
will advocate the welfare of his brothers
and the prosperity of Wichita. The EAGLE
wishes the Globe all the success it may de-
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20

The Wichita EAGLE says the kansan
lied when it said that two thousand copies
of that paper is being sent east daily to ad-
vertiSe Wichita. W meant no offense BY
publishing the item; in fact rather admired
the energy of the people Of that city for so
doing. The EAGLE is q live paper and in
dicated being published in live city. The
item we found going the rounds OF the
press and copied it.-Newton kaussn.
We said that the author Of the story
made it out of whole cloth, or lied Ii is
probably true that one or two thousand
copies of the EAGLE go east daily, but they
are sent by indiyiduals-not by the EAGLE
or by the city
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
The Republican Club of New York did

The Republican Club of New York did
a wise thing in making Lincolns birthday
and principles of the party with which his
name and fame are so closely identified.
A. matter Of hsbi', we accord TO Wash
ington the foremost place in our list of
great men; but as matter Of fact. Lincoln
is the one whom the country holds in deep
est and tenderest reverence-snd il is prop
er TO keep in view the important, fact that
his history as national force and figure il
practically the history of Republican
thought. effort and viciory.-GlobeD Demo
eYAt
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
THAT ONE-LEGGED SOLDIER.

The Wichita, Kansas, EAGLE considers
it safe to say that the salary of Register of
Deeds of Sedgw;ck county is larger than
that of the President Of the United States.
the present incumbent of the Office is one
legged soldier. Lancaster (Pa.) New
Era
The editor of the New Era probably lit
tie dreamed when he published the above
that it referred TO an old Lancaster county
boy. Henry d. Heiserman, the Register
of Deeds of Sedgwick county, was raised
in Lancaster and entered the army as a
citizen of that county and lost his leg as
Lancaster county patriot.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20

The New York World is worried over
the fact that we are now paying out Sl3.
600 600 more per year for pensions than
We paid for All the annual expenses If The
government before the war. These are
striking and significant figures. il must he
confessed; but if the World desired n he
accurate and 10 show the true cost of III,
rebellion which its party brought upon the
country. il would not stop with the pen
sion list. which is only one item in long
and heavy account.-Globe-D Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20

Some of the papers Of The state are pub
fishing list of newspapers in Kansas with
their circulation, respectively, as given by
Aver & Son, Philadelphia, advertising
agents If anybody wants to bet thous-
the circulation given by that list they can
be accommodated
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-20
BUTLER COUNTY HAND BOOK.

We are in receipt Of very unique and
attractive hand book, descriptive Of Edo
RADIO and Butler county, which, TO our
mind, is the most complete thing Of the
kind yet gotten out in this state. 1t con
tains seventy-five pages, is beautifully il!
lustrated with cuts of public buildings,
business houses and residences Of that
prosperous town, and is written up in "a
manner both attractive and interesting,
showing that lot. Of hard work was put in
on its pages.
EIDoradO contains bout six thousand
people, is one of the handsomest and most
prosperous towns in the state and eastern
people who are looking for investments
should take look at it before investing.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-11

10 the surface the hassesst. seon discov-
cred IL. and they .wasmei about in
large aurahev~. The eseese kept the lake
in such ripple, however, that they could
not keep foctheld on the body Of the
gator. a. Il turned and Heated with
every wave. Tho Florida hussard is n
shrewd bird. and his reasoning powers
arr much greater than he has ever
gained credit for. Hatfield by the wind
and waves. and hungry from fruiticss
efforts Ia anchor the gator. the birds
held a consultation. As result. two of
them flew ut the gator. and. fastening
their talons ON the body. they spread
their wings. sail fashion. and piloted the
carcass to- the shore Of the lake, where
the flock made hearty meal.
The buzzard is not pretty bird, nor is
he known in song and story like the
American eagle. His name brings up
the suggestion of had odors, and he is
never made pet Of or shown that kind
ness and consideration accorded more
favored birds. but when it comes down
to good, hard mule sense and practical
and calculating ingenuity, he can dis
count all his kin, notwithstanding his
well known reputation for dullness and
stupidity. The Florida buzzard is emit
tied to the chrome.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-11
The Time They Had about Ii.


There has been a terrible fuss made
about 1.-The birthday" The most conve-
nient day for the holiday was Saturday.
May 81, but the Queen wished that the
anniversary shout b. kept on the proper
day TUESDAY, the eth. and when this
was declared to be impossible Her Maj
esty fixed Saturday, the sSth. and the
arrangement was officially announced in
the papers Lord Salisbury then pointed
out that the birthday could not be kept
on the 18th, which is the Saturday be-
fore Whitsun Monday, and as Parlia-
ment will then be up" the State ban
quets could not be given in the evening
as usual. kilograms passed between
London and Cannes, with the result that
"Wednesday, the 25th, was fixed upon,
and that day was sent to the papers.
when down came the Prince of Wales
protesting against the birthday being
kept ON Derby Day. as such an arrange
ment would interfere with all his plans
The wires were again set in motion, and
finally Tuesday, the 24th. was decided
upon, the day originally desired by the
Queen, but which was then pronounced
to be out of the question; a very unlucky
opinion of the officials concerned, as her
Majesty pointed out in decidedly sharp
terms
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-11
A Dog That Tan Tell sunday.
Boston Transcript.


Your dog stories, said an inveterate
woOdsman to the Listener this morning,
remind me. As you may be aware,
sometimes take walk in the woods on
Sunday morning. Now, l have dog,
an English terrier, who accompanies me
ON those rambles. On week days the
dog never attempts to follow me away
from the house in the morning, and
needs not a single word of command to
stay at home. But on Sundays he
watches me from the instant l get up,
and nothing can make him let me escape
him. Last Sunday morning | took up a
book and began to read, whereupon the
dog came up and with the utmost
calmness struck the book out of my hand
with his paw. 1t was as much as to say,
Why do YOU waste this valuable time i'll
such a foolish manner!
"But this dog, who knows how to
keep track of the days of the week 50
well and has never, so far as L am aware,
male a mistake in his reckoning, is good
for moth N in the woods except running
about and following me. He viii run
barking at a partridge As he would at a
chicken, and hasn't even mastered n no.
ton of digging ont wood-chucks-